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Stop lites out but stop lite in back window works. Blinkers and hazard work. The fuse box contents do not match the fuse box diagram. Only think I noticed is that the ABS light does not come on at all since I have no stop lites. Someone said there are two circuits in the brake pedal switch. Is this correct? I checked all bulbs and fuses. I would really like to double check the ABS fuse before I have the switch checked and replaced.
Re: Stop lites out but stop lite in back window works. ...
An easy way to test the switch is to jumper the wires together. If the brake lights come on you know the switch is bad. If not, then you have to look elsewhere in the system to solve the problem.
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Maybe a problem with multifunction switch?
Do the hazard lites work?
Does the high-mount brake lite work? The reason I asked, the high-mount brake lamp and lower brake lamps are wire differently. The lower brake lites are wiring through the turn signal switch.
bbbind.com has free wiring diagrams.
https://s26.postimg.org/63wl17p55/stop_lamp.jpg
Click on the link.
Did you use a test light and check for voltage at the stop fuse, hot all the time. Even if the fuse is good, if no voltage on the circuit, the circuit is still dead. At the stop switch, when activated, both those wire colors are hot.
Neither the high-mount or lower brake lites work? Could be a wiring circuit problem?
Follow the flasher wiring to fuse box and locate the fusible link. Looks just like the wire but softer exterior and it's a fuse able wire that can break down. Should be along the driver fender under hood.
This means that either your front or rear blinker light on your drivers sides is not working. Activate your hazards by pulling up on the knob on your steering column labeled by the orange "hazard" cone insignia.
Then check to see if either the front or the rear driver-side blinker is not working. This one will need to be replaced for both of them to work correctly.
Find this out by placing a amp gage between your battery + post and the battery + cable (disconnect it). Start pulling out fuses until you see the .085 drainage stop.
I can't look up your wiring diagram because I don't know model year?
On some makes and models, the lower brake lites are wired through the multifunction switch. Your turn and stop use the same bulb filament, just not at the same time. On a left turn, the left turn signal works, but the brake lite on the left doesn't. Now, the brake lamp on the right does work. The high mount brake lite also will work. The highmount brake lite is usually wired differently than the lower brake lites.
W/o being able to look at wiring diagram, I don't know if my info is applicable on your vehicle? I need model year.
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